Chile Agritech Immersion Programme & Field Days Latin America

Designed for New Zealand agritech companies, this seven-day immersion programme in Chile offers an opportunity to strengthen relationships with key dairy and livestock sector stakeholders from across Latin America.

Building on the success of Field Days Chile, an NZTE-organised trade fair event which has been running for 10+ years, we are planning a truly region-wide programme, which includes:

• Opportunities to explore the Chilean dairy sector, meeting with farmers and potential partners to gain insights into your customers to understand your product fit.  

• Being part of a cohort of New Zealand agritech companies, joining and meeting with delegations of buyers, distributors, and stakeholders from throughout Latin America, all coming together for a week.   

• A dedicated platform to exhibit and demonstrate your technology, equipment and services to Chile’s dairy capital.

Join us for an incredible opportunity to understand in more depth the local business realities and market opportunities, while gaining access to the right networks and knowledge to speed entry or growth in Chile and the Latin America region.

For further information please contact Sara Reyes.

Why attend?

Taking part will give you:

• All the benefits of a proven platform for showcasing New Zealand Agritech expertise, now with an expanded focus across all Latin America

• Opportunities to meet one-on-one with major distributors and buyers from across Latin America – all matched to your needs and your unique offering.

• Tailored PR and marketing support from NZTE to help you prepare for the event, as well as capture the right opportunities to tell your story while you are there.

• Access to the market immersion programme to support your presence at Field Days Latin America – featuring farm visits, one-on-one meetings, and other tailored support to give you full value from your time in market.

• The chance to connect with other New Zealand businesses active in Latin America, share experiences and lessons, and explore potential to work together in the region.